Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has urged the team to put up a stellar show in the ICC Cricket World Cup for late coach Bob Woolmer.
"Pakistan should try to do well in this ICC Cricket World Cup not only for the country but also for our late coach Bob Woolmer, who always believed we had the potential to be the number one side in the world," Inzamam said."It will also help ease the pain of crashing out in the first round of the last World Cup when we had a fine combination that was disturbed by injuries," he added.
Inzamam also reckoned that senior batsman Younis Khan has a pivotal role to play for his side in the tournament
Younis, who played many a splendid knock under Inzamam's leadership, gave up captaincy in November 2009 to focus on his batting.
"He is a key member and has the capability to anchor the innings and play out the full 50 overs. He must bat at number three, a position he is most comfortable in, and has scored most of his runs in Test matches," Inzamam, who played 375 ODIs and 120 Tests, said.
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